Release notes for 2.0.0-M1 #2532
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I assume that this is still in draft stage as there are some final things to be completed before 2.0.0-M1? |
The release notes don't need to be exhaustive, and don't necessarily need to be the last thing thing we merge before cutting the release, so I think this can be reviewed/merged already even if there's some other things that are also still under consideration. |
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We generally only merge after the release vote but these seem fine to me |
Ah, I understood from https://github.com/apache/pekko-site/wiki/Pekko-Release-Process#checklist that we wanted to merge the release notes before tagging the release (and thus before voting on it) - I'm fine with merging release notes after the vote, will update the process. |
| * Scala 2.12 support dropped | ||
| * A lot of deprecated code removed | ||
| * A lot of pekko.util classes for Scala version compatibility have been removed | ||
| * Big change for all Java DSL users due to the removal of `pekko.japi.Function` (and related classes) to use `pekko.japi.function.Function` instead (lambdas should recompile ok but if you declared variables or functions explicitly, then you may need to change your imports) |
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A couple of additional changes that we can mention.
- New pekko-serialization-jackson3 lib. Users who are happy with the pekko-serialization-jackson, which uses Jackson 2, can stick with that lib.
- Changed the pekko-serialization-jackson lz4-java dependency to
at.yawk.lz4:lz4-java, a fork that has important bug fixes.
Kept it fairly short, I think it doesn't make sense to have an exhaustive list but we should collect some of the highlights when we get closer to a non-milestone 2.0.0 release.
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Kept it fairly short, I think it doesn't make sense to have an exhaustive list but we should collect some of the highlights when we get closer to a non-milestone 2.0.0 release.